The Unhealthiest Restaurant In America | Asmongold Reacts to SunnyV2

The unhealthiest restaurant in America and why it's controversial.
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[@verigumetin4291]

The Heart Attack Grill is like that dungeon in video games. People in the village say that everyone who ventures in never comes out, there is a hanged skeleton at the entrance of the cave, and rumors have it an ancient necromancer lays inside. But of course, you go in. Because in your mind, you are built different.

[@FuckGoogle502]

Honestly, it's in human nature to not leave well enough alone. If something can be perceived as dangerous, the human mind wants to pacify it, not leave it alone.

[@joshbeatty765]

Love this comment. This video was pure gold.

[@Purplejesus7]

underrated comment

[@k9px]

@@FuckGoogle502 I would eat there no problem. Just don't overindulge.🤣

[@Psycorde]

​@@k9pxI'd go at least once, food has to be good since people return

[@kalmkoala9243]

He holds up a mirror to society. Society doesn't like the reflection.

[@ralkashira1437]

Now that’s a poem right there.

[@FlorHuang]

Love this

[@jondoe384]

Well said

[@teaser6089]

well said indeed

[@Venemoth123]

Society doesn't care about the reflection. It cares that one guy gives their drug for free somewhere so they go there and die. No lessons learned. Everyone knows obesity kills already. Same as drugs but you don't give them for free to addicts on the street to raise awareness.

[@DjuraValtr]

He's honestly one of the best doctors out there. Let's the public know that obesity is bad while at the same time gets rid of obese people.

[@LawfulBased]

No god, no miracles... just pleasures. The cattle has chosen. OINK OINK OINK 🐽

[@thelastchurtle5356]

aint no way u just said that lmfao

[@curiouswind9196]

@@LawfulBased americans be like

[@oofdotcom420]

​@@LawfulBasedreminds me of the pigs in spirited away, the parents greedily ate and turned into the pigs

[@animegeek3109]

At least hes honesty ngl

[@ThePaalanBoy]

I hate America's glorification and downplaying obesity BUT THIS GUY He has my respect, he's refreshingly honest

[@enyaliosares4301]

I mean, he's not downplaying it. He's honestly saying this food will kill you. Being fat will kill you

[@tozaisusovac6842]

Its kind of a "youre gonna kill yourself overeating, and thats bad, but i might as well make money off of it and give you a good time + an enviroment people wont judge you in. Like centers for addicts who keep getting closer to an overdose, without the profit motive@@enyaliosares4301

[@ssebasgoo]

​@@enyaliosares4301Yeah, at this point, it's just natural selection.

[@ye9945]

who asked??? America bad

[@esco413]

the media glorifies it, because the medical industry funds the media. the rest of the country, does not glorify it, we all think its gross and disgusting

[@keall82]

The video didn't mention why Basso started the heart attack grill in the first place. there was an interview where Basso said that he used to be a nutritionist, but got sick and tired of his patients never following his diet plans.

[@reactriot6968]

Then he started his villain arc and now uses those same people as examples as to why they should have listened to him in the first place! Haha love it, what an actual genius

[@turkeykent3719]

@@reactriot6968u mean evil genius

[@Zolgea]

This sounds like a script for a trash movie.

[@crysosisback7115]

Life is a boring movie, if you think about it@@Zolgea

[@i_dream_of_memes]

they mentioned that in the beginning

[@ZombifiedRob]

It kills me (no pun intended) that people are blaming the restaurant for someone having a heart attack in there while eating, as if that one burger is what did it and not the lifestyle those people have lived for decades

[@cerber3260]

People blame him for creating a space in which people who are not able to restrain themselves can eat effortlessly until they fall over. Here is an example, if your dad was an alcoholic, would you open a bar in your living room? People commenting have absolutely no clue about addiction and habit, that is on top of having no compassion.

[@danielbrown001]

@@cerber3260You’re missing the point. If they didn’t keel over eating at the Heart Attack Grill, they’d keel over eating a Big Mac at McDonald’s. The difference is that McDonald’s is truly evil because they LIE TO YOU and try in their marketing to seem “fresh and healthy and good for the family.” This guy DOESN’T LIE TO YOU and literally tells you this food will kill you. Why are you going after this guy and not McDonald’s? This guy owns 1 restaurant in Vegas, not hundreds of thousands of restaurants across the globe. McDonald’s kills 1,000,000x as many people and you aren’t railing against them. You’d rather go after the mean guy telling the truth than the nice megacorporation lying and killing more.

[@cerber3260]

@@Allan_Stone Do you really think that obesity is a problem of information? Just imagine bars would give out alcohol out for free to people with 3,0 and over or drug stores handing out meth to drugusers. Now we are talking, now we have a fair comparison. Do you want that? Don't be ridiculous, if the owner was honest, he would shame people for being obese. Instead he celebrates them, calls them "champs", gives them purpose, status, a reason to come back. Don't you see how twisted that is. His "positive intentions" only reinforce their habit. For many of them money is the only barrier stopping their lust for more. There are so many stories about stuff like this. Gambling, Alcohol, information is never the problem, its habit and addiction. And don't tell me they can just stop, they can't.

[@freefalling4271]

⁠@@cerber3260well if the bars and drug stores have very big and obvious signs saying that you are 5 days closer to death and people clapping them saying “WOO good job Larry, let me know when you die so that I can chase your wife”, then yes I would want that. There’s a point where “he’s unable to control himself” is no longer a valid excuse and you’re better off restarting a new life in which you can actually control yourself. FYI it’s not any better when you can’t save anyone with the “shaming them” strategy. Obesity rate is higher than ever even before this shop opened, so your conventional route doesn’t seem to do anything other than patting yourself in the back for virtue signalling “haha fat bad” to an empty echo chamber. You’re not any better results wise, just FYI.

[@bjni]

@@cerber3260 what you said doesnt even make sense, he didnt make this restaurant in their living room, now did he ? also there is a mcdonalds down the road they can get 10 bigmacs instead and die from that, thats what these people would have done anyways.

[@ZZ-os4nb]

To quote Mark Baum from the Big Short, "I can't hate him. He is so transparent in his own self interests that I almost respect him."

[@Metaljacket420]

This but also I think this is secretly a reverse psychology scheme, think about it how else do you get American media to actually attack unhealthy food and promote healthier eating?

[@Psycorde]

Doesn't seem like he's doing it for himself though, from what I understand, it stems from trying to save people from themselves

[@BJ52091]

“Would I buy a burger from him? No.”

[@jonathancunningham8739]

@@BJ52091"Would that mean you live longer certainly."

[@luishalo19]

that's a really good reference "why is he confessing?" "he's not confessing, he's bragging"

[@Cbald]

As someone who consistently binge eats, the restaurant is not at fault at all. Those people were already living unhealthy lives to the point where one meal could end their lives. One meal-even an unhealthy one-will never end your life unless you're already on death's door

[@CheeseElf]

Yes exactly! A one time cheat meal or "unhealthy" thing rarely ever effects you much. It's a pattern of consistency that is the problem. It's the same way going to the gym once and having an amazing workout won't make you jacked overnight -- you need to go for months/years consistently to see significant progress.

[@Psycho1343]

you could say that about anything though, alcohol, cigarettes, drugs.

[@Kepesk]

​@@Psycho1343Yeah, no shit. Life is all about moderation.

[@zbaitl]

​@@Psycho1343it was weird getting older and realizing an addiction to food/drugs/games is all the same thing. I've done all 3 and only when your real about it does anything change. He's doing better than most it's so weird to think about

[@Unknownz000]

​@gustavobrown4719 I do think it's weird to allow obese people that might have real eating disorders eat for free forever. Basically, signing their death warrant. I'm fine with having a super unhealthy restaurant that people can go to. But this is weird to me. It's like giving a heroin addict who can barely control himself free heroin for life if he's addicted enough. I personally don't agree with the eat free policy at all. It makes money and great publicity but I don't agree with it. Obviously some fat people can and should control themselves, but those with real disorders I feel genuinely bad for.

[@spurnd]

This would be like a cigarette company calling one of their brands Cancer Sticks, and becoming the most popular cigarette. 💀

[@magicbufo4277]

​@@BoinkrNanisyeah lol and like almost $30 a pack too i believe, something outrageous

[@MastersPipe]

​@@BoinkrNanisin most of south america as well, there was a famous guy in Chile who lost most of his neck due to cancer, and his image was plastered in every pack of every brand.

[@zeus5432]

​@@BoinkrNanisyeah same here in PH. It has health warning all over in it but still sells effectively

[@shovelhead3843]

@@MastersPipelike Dyin Bryan?

[@smileywarhead5178]

I want to release a strong whiskey called “Numbing Agent for Severe Depression” Or maybe just “Depression Accelerator” What you guys think?

[@saphironkindris]

This guy is the literal definition of 'Lawful Evil' and I kind of respect it in a weird way.

[@saphironkindris]

His motif is basically the same idea behind Jigsaw from the SAW movies. "You'll either die, or leave with a new found appreciation for life"

[@saphironkindris]

True@@Mapleboi404

[@ultimaxkom8728]

@@saphironkindris They are clearly not the same nor similar to each other. One is free, by choice, and for joy while the other is trapped, by force, and for torture.

[@Remedy462]

I know right, I think it's because they are just so honest and open about their criticisms that really pushes the debate right back to center. Overall, I hope every customer is positively affected by their visit. Even vicariously experiencing this restaurant is impactful.

[@DonderoA7]

I'd actually say he's more chaotic good. His end goal is good; have people eat healthy and take care of themselves. He just does it in the most chaotic way.

[@SlurpeeBoy9999]

This guy has undoubtedly saved more people than he has helped people to the grave. I won't say "killed," because they made the choice to go and keep going. Those people were already lost causes. If you keep coming back to a restaurant called the Heart Attack Grill, you're committing suicide, and you would have killed yourself on McDonald's even if the Heart Attack Grill didn't exist.

[@whatthehirsch7385]

Right. With his work he makes the whole situation conscious. And the public doesn't like that. Die in silence, don't take responsibility.

[@SlurpeeBoy9999]

​@@whatthehirsch7385Precisely. It shows that people do not care about being healthy. If they did, they'd be thankful for the honesty and walk away. What they care about is psychological comfort, and they get that with denial.

[@perfectlife6016]

No

[@LawfulBased]

YEAH BUT HELL TASTES SHOOOOOO GHOOOOOOOOOOOOD, OM NOM NOM

[@SlurpeeBoy9999]

​@@LawfulBased​ I'll never deny someone the opportunity to damn themselves with their actions, because that's not my job. If someone wants to destroy themselves with vice, so be it. I'm not their lord and master. My objection is that these people claim to be victims and demand that the rest of society change itself to accommodate them. In this way, they make us pay the price for their sins. They say they're blameless and others come along to coddle them and reaffirm that belief. This is true of obesity, it's true of alcoholism, it's true of every other vice.

[@alexjustalexyt1144]

The thing is, that in my opinion, he isn't glorifying obesity, he is just showing how much we have already glorified it

[@michalcz10]

You've got point there chief

[@DominusMaximo]

Here's what happened. This guy had several businesses where he tried to help ppl loose weight and they wouldn't listen wouldn't stick to the plans and would just stay fat and he was like "you know what? F*ck em they want to die young? Here lemme help." He hates them so now he's leaning into it and rubbing it in there stupid fat faces while he does it.

[@Akrilloth]

He even has a villain origin story, lmfao.

[@gucciboy4555]

i respect this man sooooo much

[@Channel-23s]

@@Akrillotha villain that’s closer to a Anti Hero can’t get more obvious than that name and him saying you’re gonna die young if you’re fat ,man is trying to wake up the US with each controversy and save lives by being the infamous jerk/asshole hence the comments of some changing there lives by net benefit

[@Cyborg_Lenin]

, Why do people have no moral compass? In what universe does this, or his honestly, or anything else make his actions better? "Oh he is an honest drug dealer, he just targets the most vulnerable people but he says drugs are bad" Piss off.

[@zmaxx123321]

@@Cyborg_Lenin Honestly because in that country they already allow and accept that everyone can sell the most heart damaging fast food if they want to, so going against him for selling fast food when he's being honest about how evil it is would be pretty hypocritical. Honesty is a virtue afterall, and an honest evil capitalist man that explains exactly what he's selling is seen with far more respect than someone that lies or obfuscate the information to sell you something that's bad for you which seems to be common in the US. Also because Food unlike drugs aren't inherently adictive for the most part, So people think that you have more of a choice regarding not eating too much.

[@thecharcarl]

This guy is not the hero society wants but hes the hero they need.

[@arakmir1041]

The hero they deserve

[@samuraipunch-jc5zz]

they don't deserve this hero@@arakmir1041

[@ABADD0N777]

Nah, pretty sure they want him... Obviously they don't need him 😅

[@Mitchel6489]

Hes not the hero that society wants. He is the villain that they need.

[@remrem-gx3ml]

natural selection at its finest.

[@Phaevryn]

Lets be honest. The only people getting mad about this wouldn't ever be a customer anyway, and the potential customers would find it hilarious. And the more the sour, boring and miserable people rage about it and the more attention they give it, the better his business runs.

[@malchir4036]

"The only people getting mad about this wouldn't ever be a customer anyway" That's over half the fucking internet described.

[@bomber9912]

Hes neither a villain nor a hero. All this talks about showing people how his food kills and putting attention on obesity is just a mask and all those people blaming him for something that is not his fault but in reality a national health crisis are just sheep. Its just marketing. Thats it. There is no second layer behind the curtain. He is a businessman - a capitalist through and through.

[@vayokekita8223]

The best part is that none of the negative publicity about this place says the food tastes bad

[@cooliostarstache5474]

Yeah, how dare people be appalled by *literally eating oneself to death*

[@Phaevryn]

@@cooliostarstache5474Could be worse, could pretend to be healthy while actually lying about it. Like pretty much anything, and anyone, else.

[@MrPariserpoo]

No matter how the media will make this guy a villain. I will bet that McD and Burger King have caused more deaths than this place. This guy is just honest AF which is refreshing.

[@gogereaver349]

the death coubnt at mcdonalds is insane.

[@omfg322]

He's not forcing people to eat there with minimal advertising. People are still making the choice to eat there. This guy is based af

[@TibiConstantine]

yea, like nobody is forcing you to gamble, or take drugs. you make a bad decision, it's on you.

[@KneGros-nc1ss]

Just removing the "weak willed" trait from the genepool. Not by Force, but choice.

[@Cyborg_Lenin]

@@KneGros-nc1ss Literal nazi rhetoric

[@Maveriks1010]

First body positive Dr. on the planet. Dude was stunning and brave to defend such a noble cause when nobody did.

[@swordre5805]

Body positivity was different. They deny the fact that food kill them.

[@jayemover_16]

He's such a brutally honest person, I absolutely adore his approach. He's just like "fuck it, you want to eat yourself to death? go right ahead, I'm not stopping you."

[@MrBrassporkchop]

OMG that 10k calorie burger cost only 16 bucks in 2012. God I keep forgetting how much prices exploded in the past 10 years.

[@DS-lk3tx]

4 days worth of food. 😂😂 16 bucks. Wild.

[@donaldallen2459]

I can kinda see this guy being all passionate about helping people get healthy while none of his clients follow anything he says until one day he says "F IT! You wanna die? You wanna eat unhealthy? I'll show you f'n unhealthy! ... Hold my beer."

[@Mitchel6489]

The man is literally a super villain real life. We even got his tragic background story to what made him go to the dark side. And people love a good villain.

[@Khaynizzle7]

I love how so many people are quick to call him evil, but not those that are actively, and knowingly participating regardless of his honest and open stance about his food. How the fuck can a man telling you "this food will kill you" be evil for serving you that food simply because you want it? He's not even capitalizing off of these extremely obese people. He's simply giving them what they want.

[@whatthehirsch7385]

The real issue is that people hate responsibility. They are so used being lied to that they NEED to being lied to. If someone tells the true its like a smelling salt.

[@chrislaurent1137]

@@helloasa9296Don’t complain to someone who put warnings around a bear cave and yet you decide to enter the cave regardless of the high chance of being mauled. That is on you and you alone at that point.

[@ViralVideos-wp5cz]

I think most people who complain about this shit think addictiveness of food is similar to drugs. In there head its like promoting drugs in your resturant but for us its a simple fact of having lack of self control.

[@helloasa9296]

@chrislaurent1137 are you seriously thinking that is analogies? If a person puts a warning sign of Bear cave. That person has only one goal. To warn people and save lives. Now, if a person brings a bear in the city as a circus. And excite audiences to go in bear cage as a challenge. Now, that is not the same as putting a warning outside the cave. Sure. The person who goes in the cage will be stupid. But that circus person will be an evil person for creating that situation and teasing people to attempt challenge.

[@ryandowling1045]

its equivilant to getting mad at stores for letting you buy the ingredients to make something extremely unhealthy, the only difference is this guys uncomfortably honest about it for those people that wouldnt eat this stuff anyway

[@aelux4179]

I wouldn't call him Lawful Evil, more Chaotic Good. He knows that the end goal is a good one, making people lose weight before it kills them, but his method is so batshit insane it creates chaos

[@-jakey-]

I ate here with my homie when I turned 21. The waitresses spank you with a paddle if you dont finish your food. Our waitress was tiny and cute so I was like "Go ahead itll be funny haha" You know those spankins that made you stand up and straighten your back when you were a kid? Yeah she fucked me up

[@bigpoopies789]

😂

[@gutoguto0873]

Lmao 😂 she got you real good

[@SyncF]

I don't live in the US but I wanna go to that restaurant lol.

[@styxzero1675]

I would go there and not finish the meal on purpose, punish me nurse please 🥵

[@HarryLLC]

@@styxzero1675 Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand that's enough internet for today

[@jermey.]

I wish more companies were that honest. It kept getting more honest every second and the urn... just wow. I assume they talked about it because his family gave them the urn for the mission

[@magicpondrecords]

I feel like he’s just putting a mirror to the world, almost like laughing at the state of fast food industry

[@joaokiehnjr]

I have been there, food is amazing the ambient as well. Let the doc keep doing his good work to mankind.

[@tekh_ops7855]

LOL

[@EnforcerTV]

I am so jealous! Tell me what you got! Right now!

[@wilazn]

I need to check this place out next time in Vegas.

[@Psycorde]

Let him cook

[@Shane0622]

It's funny that media was criticizing this dude for the restaurant but at the same time if you tell the truth like he does saying "being obese is an unhealthy lifestyle" then you're fat shaming and fatphobic. This dude is amazing and is brutally honest basically advertising assisted suicide via food lmao.

[@nikitamarynich1794]

He's doing the world a favor by being honest and saving taxpayers a lot of money.

[@TheOneGreat]

That's not true since people don't just "keel over" but rack up hospital bills and stop working because just leaving the house makes them go out of breath.

[@reactriot6968]

@@TheOneGreatit is true because they are like that already, this comment is talking about the people who die there on the spot haha

[@ArgerasCZ]

Guys I'm happy to say since two weeks back I can no longer eat for free in Heart Attack Grill :D Because I'm 156kg (343 stupid US units), lost 21kg(46lbs) since April, it's possible you can do this too if you overweight reading this, slow and steady is best, just try to eat little bit less junk food (don't stop completely it's impossible) and just go on daily walks, and of course you will not do much at start but slowly you will eat less and less junk food and slowly would go on longer daily walks, I started being able to go like 2km(1.2miles) day, now I'm doing daily 10km(6.2miles) which was my goal and eat not that much junk food weekly, for example I can't of course quit soft drinks, but instead of like 6+ liters(202oz) I only drink 2 liters(67oz) weekly later I added some workout but at start, just walk, you will see it's magic, I recommend with headphones found some podcast and it goes by fast Btw I'm on side of that owner of that restaurant, f*ck fat people, we are ugly, we take way too much space

[@123370]

just fyi americans know what a 2L is, especially in the context of soda.

[@Psycorde]

Keep it up, it's very hard work to change your lifestyle and stick to it, wish you success

[@fricki1997]

This guy took a look at America's culinary tradition and distilled it to its pure essence. A genius.

[@TigerKirby215]

Being mad at this guy's restaurant is like being being mad a gun shop owner for selling a gun that kills someone. If you walk into a restaurant that advertises "our food will literally kill you" and you eat it and die who the heck should you blame but yourself?

[@StrikeBolteafc]

Big difference because a gun can kill other people while eating bad food only kills yourself, tho I do agree gun shops can’t be blamed for shooting I just thing their should be stricter regulations around guns

[@DP-bj3jw]

I've been here in Vegas, the owner was real cool. I am skinny but I did in fact eat the entire thing. I just asked the owner if I could smoke my blunt by his restaurant and he just asked for a hit and I got free food. This guy would be the richest man in the world if not for his love of cocaine.

[@Daninput]

In a world where we try cover ourselves with lies, it’s nice to know straight honest is there to kill on a notion.

[@CrowsDescend]

So it's bad for him to do it, but when the big corporate food companies do it, it's good. I love how brutally honest he is. If only more real doctors were also brutally honest about how toxic big pharma is for our health as well, and more.

[@mattdamon9326]

250k death a year of malpractice every year in the US, it's insane.

[@liquidemotionzz3232]

"The craziest thing in the world is tht if someone tells the truth everyone gets mad" -AsmonWisdom

[@kalmkoala9243]

Lizzo posts a video of her rubbing her belly and eating thousands of calories in two bites. Shes labeled as brave and beautiful. So why isn't this man applauded for making more people brave and beautiful?

[@InvictusDelat129]

He’s not a “villain”. He’s not forcing them to eat there. He’s just done fighting Darwinism. The world is overpopulated because we spend so much time trying to save people whose stupidity would off them the first chance that they got.

[@Cyborg_Lenin]

He is the villain. He created a space that targets the must vulnerable people and encourages them to feed their deadly addictions. This IS evil and it doesnt matter if he says "dont do it", he promotes and makes money from it.

[@InvictusDelat129]

@@Cyborg_Lenin the “most vulnerable” are children and they need to be protected. These are adults that are capable of doing better and choose not to. I have no sympathy for them.

[@shuki3488]

Actually, I treated this restaurant concept as a form of reverse psychology. I went to the Las Vegas location and instantly did not want to go inside. Never tried their food, had heard of people dying, and having heart palpitations, and needing to be taken away in stretchers. I immediately turned my ass right around, put myself on a diet after I came home from my Vegas vacation and lost 40 pounds. No fucking joke, this dude scared the fat off me🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dieengie337]

Hey, cigarette companies do this ALL THE TIME. Nobody bats an eye. But when you do it with food, everyone loses their minds. BOTH of them literally say "this will kill you". People still consume it. Dude looks like Lex Luthor at home xd

[@Nick-Lab]

Having a heart attack is not caused by the food you are eating at that moment. It is because of the food you ate over the course of the previous 5 to 10 years.

[@LukeE78]

I went there back in 2015. I at the time was over 350lbs and got to eat free. I had to buy a drink and was limited to only a single burger at a time and fries. Thou tbh it was hard to eat just that. It was very good. It was a nice experience to go and check out the place. I would probably go back if i could.

[@Chris3s]

Did you start working on your health after that or didn't it change anything for you?

[@TheOneGreat]

​@@Chris3sYeah, now I'm interested.

[@turkeykent3719]

@@Chris3swell he is posting 8 years later so i would assume it changed him

[@bigpoopies789]

​@@Chris3s"at the time" he probably lost weight

[@LukeE78]

@@Chris3s after going there no, i was not too worried about my weight..yes i was over 350 but i am a very large person in general. It was about 5 years later when I got much much heavier than that is when i had a heart attack, and ended up having weight loss surgery. Im still working on getting back to 350 and lower. my goal is to be between 300-325.

[@montrealbreakcore3241]

This guy is insanely good and his business is both brilliant satire and an advertisement for healthy lifestyle.

[@1981_Reacts]

I went to this restaurant when it was still located here in Arizona. It was a wild experience. They had "eat all you want for free" event on Valentine Day. Fries cooked in pig lard, massive burgers (I had single bypass burger) and naughty nurses who call you out for not eating enough by saying stuff like " are you not man enough to eat more?" and " have more you pussy"... wild. Then he moved his restaurant to Vegas but experience was totally worth it once a lifetime. Also, if you have the quadruple bypass burger you get to be wheeled out to your car on a wheel chair.

[@dubiousbrick4483]

Iv struggled with eating habits for most of my life, it wasn’t until I couldn’t walk up the staircase at work anymore without getting winded when I told myself it was time for a change. That was back in 2019. Since then I went from 240 lbs (I’m 5’ 2” so I was a short fuck meatball) but I was able to drop to and been able to maintain 130lbs since 2021. It took a while and it was honestly all just dietary adjustments and going for walks every day. I remember the feeling of leaning over to tie my shoes and feeling my face fat lean forward, having to hold my stomach up at the urinal, not being able to wear normal pants because they always felt too tight. Slowly getting into gym routines now and I hear a lot of people hate on cardio and saying running is boring but like, running and pull ups are my absolute favorite thing because for so many years of my life I just couldn’t fuckin do it. Sometimes I have nightmares that the progress I made over the past couple years was a dream and that I’d wake up obese again, on the edge of death. It scares me to think that at one point I would have gone to that place and eaten there, probably multiple times a week. Fuckin scary, I miss Coca Cola though

[@Yggdrasill8]

You could eat there and be ok, you don't have to get the quadruple or triple bypass, just get a regular burger and eat a normal amount of fries and it is no different than any other burger joint.

[@godassasin8097]

I'm sure they'll put more oil and stuff they also don't have dier soda options...

[@godassasin8097]

diet*

[@ShaunInce123]

If I ever go to Vegas, this is one of the places I have to go, just to try it out. I also like the brutal honesty from the owner.

[@NikolayMIA]

>9.900 calories burger >I don’t even eat it in a day For the record, 9900 calories is normal amount of energy for 5 (five) days for average grown up man.

[@abprepboy33]

mehhhh 2000 calories/ day is a bit low for an adult male over 155 lbs

[@MoodyManMoobs]

The owner had me rolling. He is the sharpest hammer.

[@MultiWweiscool]

Each recommended calorie per day is 2000-2500 each. If you eat the 19.000 calorie burger, you have eaten food for the next 7 to 9 days

[@Mark_badas]

Imagine if you could eat for a whole week in a day. And not need to eat and be full for the rest of the week. That would be awesome.

[@StrikeBolteafc]

@@Mark_badasthat’s not how it works, after all day you will be hungry again

[@Mark_badas]

@@StrikeBolteafc I know. That's why I'm imagining it.

[@hourai1052]

The video didn't mention the part that if you couldn't finish what you ordered, they will have the nurses spank you with that wooken paddle which I find pretty funny

[@Bee-cw9ho]

Damn, I would just go there and not finish my food on purpose

[@SpiffySpecs]

2:30 This place is great for Nikocado Avocado. He can eat like a king and for free (provided if he is now 350+ and not dead yet).

[@luminous3558]

"Man has heart attack while eating at the heart attack grill" is such a good headline.

[@suno3789]

Asmon's content has truly come full circle. Its to the point where if he is given enough time in-between, he can react to the same fast food restaurant 3 different times whilst maintaining the illusion its his first watch through. Truly one of the greatest pioneer's at the forefront of the video reaction sphere.

[@MirakuruMahiron]

After my boyfriend reached 198 pounds (he's a bit short, so it wasn't a healthy weight at all), I took him to work out with me, and he successfully shed the excess weight. However, it was painful to witness the daily detrimental impact on his mood and performance in almost every aspect of his life. I genuinely can't understand how people can manage to live at over 300-500( also depends on height) pounds.

[@Hetsu..]

Food is tasty. Eat food. Get fat

[@lucasmccain7866]

This man doesn’t even try to hide his horns. And for that I respect him😂

[@rustegdude7384]

9:32 Did anyone else notice the waitress name is Alex Areola 😂😂

[@TS-dr2jn]

He cant even get sued or in trouble because he is 100% honest about how unhealthy it is 😂

[@krs4395]

They got angry that Jesus told the truth as well, yes I am comparing this man to Jesus.

[@xConflictGodzx]

“Nobody can eat the whole thing” laughs in BeardMeatsFood

[@jorgekeroge6067]

"Every supervillain is a hero in their own story" "Every Hero is Villian in someone elses story"

[@JonIronhorse]

This is the absolute most effective public service of our generation. No government, no law, no tyranny could ever be this effective.

[@ChakraAttack]

It is a smart way to create a negative association. So people connect the food with the death and suffering it causes. I respect and admire this dude.

[@DergonFrostGaming]

16:26 that might be the first time they are hearing that, I think it's a nice sentiment 🥺.

[@C4Snipes]

I knew you were going to react to this as soon as Sunny uploaded it

[@iProNaD3R]

They even give you shots of alcohol in medicine bottles lol and if you don’t finish your food they will spank you in front of everybody lol

[@TheLastGame666]

The fact that people call this person evil is baffling to me, people are willingly going to his restaurant to eat the unhealthy food that he constantly preach about it's unhealthiness, he isn't forcing anyone to come eat his food, he isn't evil because people with fully functioning brains are irresponsible with their health. In the end of it he definitely succeeded in putting the truth in public and showing how bad obesity is and that it's no joke, long or short-term, and considering how many people are aware of the health problems fast-food items can give you, and with all the companies that constantly try to hide that truth, he doesn't. Honesty I'd want to go here atleast once, just to try the food and see how good it is, but that's about it.

[@ShadowOfMachines]

This guy is a prime example of why you never apologize. Just be honest, or brutally honest as this guy has been, and you can take on all kinds challenges. You will get lots of push back, but who cares when you've already said everything your detractors will try to push?

[@squeakywombat7742]

Gotta say he's honest about his chain. Eating this shit will eventually kill you. Like all the junk that is advertised on the youboob, tv, apps, everywhere. His is just transparent whereas Oreo is just "tattoo me on your skin and eat my icecream and I will make you happy, just consume me." Half the advertisements are either pharmaceuticals or junk food, and all that shit is done in a shady way making them seem oh so great. The blokes blunt about it. Shit needs to be more like that. But that might hurt the $$$

[@donvancu]

dude just offers...people if they take it..well. ...

[@WEIRDxGRIM]

Heck that grill is so popular that even here in the EU we know of that grill, my brother even took a special pitstop near that place on his roadtrip in America.

[@KnightCrown]

He's like Jigsaw, he's providing people with choices and some choices have consequences.

[@vivil2533]

Minus the whole kidnapping thing... hopefully.

[@AlexanderVFX]

Having a little person drive around in an ambulance between the tables waitressing it's genius 19:03

[@jorgemigueltavares6041]

Dude's fishing for whales, and succeeding at it, too.

[@killerpenguinz]

I've never seen asmon laugh as much as he does in this video, lol 😂

[@Hammerhead547]

The thing about the heart attack grill is that its a total tourist trap. I've been there once and the food wasn't bad, but it certainly wasn't something I'd go out of my way to have again, and I'm sure that locals in vegas feel the same way.

[@kietdaoakaicy]

it's kellogg's strategy...pay for breakfast research and sell cereal

[@caseyshaunthomas]

This is a man who became cynical after seeing the ways people destroy themselves despite his advice, then spitefully made a business to profit off gluttons; Unabashedly candid about it. The bitter irony.

[@Foxtail190]

Honestly ingenious. I see no issues with a place like this since people choose to eat there, knowing how bad it is for them. It’s so ingenious because it goes to show how little people care about being so unhealthy

[@selendile030]

I will say though that wanting business to be super high and “wanting to inform the public and encourage them to not eat so badly” are diametric opposite sentiments.

[@birdperson23]

@Asmongold you should do a stream taking OTK to this restraunt and watch you attempt to eat the 10k calorie burger

[@Okayletsg0]

I can see why this would be popular with foreign tourists in Vegas too, as an Aussie id def check it out if I was in the area

[@zackwyatt169]

I like this guy he's honest he basically said "If you get a heart attack at *heart attack grill* you got what you came for"

[@trainerred1345]

Me while watching this: Man those people really like eating unhealthy food. Also me while watching this: Where did i put my 2nd Poptart?

[@radiochango]

This is awesome, please make a stream from that guys joint

[@nuclearsimian3281]

Nobody who had a heart attack there had a heart attack because of the meal they were eating _at that moment._ They were already predisposed to have a heart attack, and they just got unlucky then. There's probably _hundreds_ of other restaurants that have had multiple people with heart attacks in them, they just never talk about it, its essentially welcoming hundreds of walking time bombs into the building and then when one of them explodes right then, it wasn't because they were in that room, it was because they got fucking unlucky at that exact instant.

[@Fastwinstondoom]

I hope whoever has to clean the toilets in that place gets hazard pay...

[@cheezi1030]

Thats what i would expect Eric Cartman to do in a South Park episode

[@sshhddoo9892]

Feel like OTK needs to take a streaming field trip to this fine establishment

[@grumpykitten4890]

I can't see the whole picture because the guy that is interviewing the Dr. is in the way. I can see the table from the last supper with many fast food icons sitting there, lol. This is at 10.26.

[@gregorymaxon6507]

I've been there twice in my life. It's a bit gimmicky, but the food is fine.

[@d1000nuts]

I told myself over a decade ago “I will never allow myself to be able to eat for free at the Heart Attack Grill” At the beginning of this year, I weighed the most I’ve ever been in my life, at 352 lbs. I’m 26, and told myself I’ve got to turn this around or I’m not gonna be around for very long. After changing my eating habits (avoid large amounts of sugar like soda and eating smaller portions), I’m now down to 326, and will start going back to the gym soon. The point is, you don’t have anyone but yourself to blame for being overweight. You just gotta look in the mirror and realize you’re the only one that can implement the change, stop bullshitting yourself and start working on improving yourself.

[@gucciboy4555]

amen brother also your @ is funny asf

[@Yuki_Ika7]

i mean, part of it can be biological but about 95% of the time you can do something about it (one of the few cases where it is difficult is if a person's limbs do not work and they have some sort of disorder where they put on weight easily, then it is more difficult to lose weight)

[@d1000nuts]

@@Yuki_Ika7 yeah no for me it’s the 95%, my fatass stopped caring about my health and my body started feeling the negative consequences. I decided enough is enough, and it’s insane how much better I feel after shedding 28 lbs (now down to 324)

[@855SuperMario]

Good luck, brother! You can do it!

[@SpikoDreams]

You got this!!! We’re rooting for the success of your weight loss journey! Keep us updated!

[@oddityrevised2726]

The Heart Attack Grill isn't a warning. It's a challenge.

[@zeo4481]

Imagine blaming 1 person for thousands of bad choices. Baso clearly knows where he stands regarding obesity and i respect him for it.

[@EvanThePoet]

Been to the one in Vegas. Considering the price of eating out now, it’s actually not too expensive and tastes really good

[@tomorrowlad]

The nurses spank you with a paddle if you don't finish your meal.

[@Tazzquilizer]

Imagine living in a society, where it isn't OK to call out the lies of big fast food corporations, but projecting the hatred for the corporations towards the one honest guy doing the same thing is the go to reaction.

[@Anthony-vy7em]

I appreciate the brutal honesty

[@nistarok123]

This man is the real life embodiment of everything Ron Swanson stands for.